One status per product
Best price, same price, someone is cheaper, or no other seller, counted the same way on Home, Products, Reports and in the email.
Industries · Retail & eCommerce
Pricing intelligence for retail and eCommerce teams
Thousands of SKUs, a dozen competitors, and prices that move daily. PriceIntel AI checks the competitor pages and marketplace listings you choose, compares landed prices, and gives every product one status and one suggested price.
- Competitor sites, Amazon, eBay, Google Shopping
- Landed price with delivery
- One suggested price per product
- Someone is cheaper
- 412
- Best price
- 1,310
- No other seller
- 38
| Product | Your price | Cheapest rival | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kettle 1.7L | £34.99 | £29.99 Competitor A | £5.00 |
| Toaster 4-slice | £49.99 | £49.99 Amazon | Same price |
| Hand blender | £24.99 | All out of stock | Room to raise |
Competitor pricesPer product, per check
StatusBest, same, cheaper, none
SuggestionsWith a floor from cost
ReportsExcel, alerts, API
The retail problem
Big catalogs move faster than any spreadsheet
A category manager owns two thousand SKUs and five competitors. Checking even the top two hundred by hand takes a day, and by then the prices have moved again. So pricing decisions are made on last week’s view, or on no view at all.
PriceIntel does the checking on schedule and starts the day with what changed: who undercut you, where the biggest money gaps are, and which products need a decision.
Start the day with what changed.Not with a list of everything.
Products tracked 2,140
Competitor links 8,900
Someone is cheaper 412 products
Biggest money gap £31.20 on one SKU
Everyone else out of stock 38 products
Illustrative figures.
What you get
Built for how retail & ecommerce is actually sold
Who undercuts you most
Competitor pressure ranks the rivals that beat you most often, so promotions and negotiations aim at the right one.
Price suggestions
One per product from the cheapest in-stock competitor, your sales rate and the strategy you chose, never below cost plus minimum profit.
What we read
Every listing, every check
Price and delivery
Item price plus delivery cost, so a cheaper item with expensive delivery is not mistaken for the cheapest offer.
Stock
In stock or out per read, with low-stock and units-sold signals where sites show them.
Promotions
The struck “was” price and promotion badges.
Proof page
A saved copy of every page read.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
01
Share your catalogue
Upload a spreadsheet with your products and the listings to watch: resellers, marketplaces, rival brands. Up to 10 links per product. Add cost prices to unlock profit-aware suggestions.
02
Pages are checked on schedule
Weekly to several times a day, plus manual checks. Each read records price, delivery, stock, the struck price and promotions, and saves a copy of the page as proof.
03
Review and act
Home shows what moved since the last check and the products needing attention. One suggested price per product, with the reason, which you apply or skip.
Who uses it
One account, several desks
Category managers
The products in your category where a competitor moved, with the gap in money.
Pricing teams
Price history, position and suggestions per product; exports for the pricing model.
eCommerce managers
Your listings against Amazon, eBay and Google Shopping rivals.
Buyers and merchandising
Stock opportunities where every tracked competitor is out.
Related: for retailers, price intelligence software, Google Shopping monitoring and Amazon price intelligence.
FAQ
Retail & eCommerce pricing FAQs
Any product page that publishes its price in standard markup, which covers most retail sites, Shopify stores, Amazon and eBay. Where a site uses unusual markup, a selector can be set per listing.
Plans scale by products tracked and refresh frequency. Catalogs from a few hundred to several thousand products are typical.
Each listing records the competitor’s own title and a match confidence score, and AI product matching connects equivalents across different names and variants.
On your schedule, from weekly to several times a day, plus manual checks.
Yes. Excel reports, alerts per check or daily, and a read-only API for BI tools.
See it with your products
See how your products are priced across every channel this week
Send us ten SKUs and the listings you worry about. We set them up and walk you through the first check.